Collaborate Disseminate
At the risk of sounding like a stuck gramophone – Adobe just pushed out a Flash update that patches a zero-day hole. Continue reading Adobe Flash zero-day patch is out…for the third month in a row
World’s third largest burger chain had malware on its cash registers… Continue reading Wendy’s admits to payment card malware infection
The games aren’t up to much, but they were enough to act as a “cover story” to sneak the apps through Google’s validation process. Continue reading Parrot Copter and Viking Jump apps hide malware in Google Play
The Gatak malware tries to keep track of where the world’s threat researchers are, and avoids playing ball if it thinks it’s in a sandbox. Continue reading Notes from SophosLabs: The anti-anti-virus arms race
Just how dangerous is a trip to The Pirate Bay? What’s the chance of getting malware along with your favourite TV show? Continue reading Will a visit to The Pirate Bay end in malware?
An American cyberinvestigation company claims to have acquired more than 250 million email accounts via the criminal underground Continue reading “More than 250 million email accounts breached” – but how bad is it really?
After a short break due to travel committments, the Chet Chat is back…enjoy! Continue reading Is that a VPN I see before me? [Chet Chat Podcast 239]
Matt Edman has worked on Tor, helping users be anonymous, and he’s worked for the FBI exposing anonymous Tor users suspected of child abuse. Continue reading Gamekeeper turns poacher? The ex-Tor developer who unmasked Tor users for the FBI
As well as avoiding booby-trapped Word attachments, you need to keep your eye out for suspicious JavaScript in emails, too. Continue reading Ransomware in your inbox: the rise of malicious JavaScript attachments
Busted? On the run from law enforcement? Doing a giant bilk? Hacked through a security hole? Hit by ransomware? Continue reading Dark Web marketplace “Nucleus” vanishes – and no one knows why